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Is there a Japanese translator online thats translates from the English phonetic to the English meaning?

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So if I typed in "Ohayo" it would answer "Good Morning". I always use babelfish but it can't do this i dont think.

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  1. You mean romanji (japanese words romanized) as opposed to kanji, katagana, or hiragana characters.

    "Ohayo Gozaimasu"  is "good morning".

    This might work:

    http://www.animelab.com/anime.manga/tran...

    Best thing to do is google "romanji to english translator/translation". Click on links and try out different translators. But most likely, you'll end up with a sentence that doesn't make sense.


  2. No, there isn't.

    Online Japanese-English, English-Japanese translators only work with Japanese script.

    You must type in the Japanese script and that will give you a translation.

    Example, type in "おはよう” (ohayou) and it will translate it to: Good morning.

    However, ONLINE TRANSLATORS DO NOT WORK! They give false, inaccurate translations. I strongly advise you NOT to use online translators. I can't stress this enough.

    If you need a Japanese to English, English to Japanese translation, ask on Yahoo! Answers and people here will translate it properly. But online translators DO NOT WORK.

    Hope this helps,

    Beau

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